Trackhouse Racing has big changes coming Trackhouse Racing currently fields three cars full-time in the NASCAR Cup Series. The team owned by Justin Marks made its debut in 2021. Driver Lineup: Ross Chastain (No. 1), Connor Zilisch (No. 88) and Shane van Gibsergen (No. 97). All…
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